This root can be found in many English words, often meaning "in," "into," or "on":
* Enter: to go into a place
* Engage: to become involved
* Enclose: to surround something
* Encircle: to form a circle around something
* Endorse: to write your name on the back of something
* Enforce: to make sure a rule is obeyed
While "en" is the most common Greek root for "in," there are other roots with similar meanings:
* "endo-" (meaning "inside," "within")
* "epi-" (meaning "upon," "on")
* "intra-" (meaning "within," "inside")
It's important to note that the meaning of these roots can vary depending on the specific word.